State Senate Votes 250000 To Acquire Land For Laboratory
The Colorado Senate approved spending 250000 to buy land for the National Center for Atmospheric Research site near Boulder. Projected initial costs range 20 to 40 million with later additions. about 350 acres may be purchased and some land may require condemnation. The measure now goes to Governor McNichols after passing the House. Local officials expect water and sewer extensions and a county contribution. debate includes concerns over federal siting and regional development.
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Denver
Hewett
Senate
Hriday
McNichols
House
Weather summary for several regions with temperatures
The report lists temperatures and conditions for multiple areas. Colorado, Wyoming, and Southwest Colorado show fair to partly cloudy nights with higher than usual temperatures in the east and south. mountains may see snow flurries and windy conditions with cooler western valleys. Highs range from the 40s to 50s in some zones, with very cold lows in others.
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Cologrado
Hridey
Mounain
Sontheach
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Colorado
Durango
Boulder
Longnyont
Sos
Truman Hall Reappointed To State Job
Truman C Wall of Greeley was appointed by Gov McNichols to a new six year term on the Colorado State Industrial Commission. The public member, a Democrat, has chaired the commission and previously served under Gov Johnson. He is a CU graduate, longtime Weld County Democrat, married with two children. The Senate must confirm the appointment.
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Denver
Truman C. Wall
Greeley
Colorado State Industrial Commission
McNichals
Hall
Goverd ©. Johnson
Commission
Two Die in Air Crash South of Cheyenne
South of Cheyenne Wyoming two women, Frank G. Thompson of Newcastle and Harley W. Rath of Sturgis, were killed when a four passenger Cessna crashed while returning from Denver. State aeronautics director Marvin Stevenson said the weather contributed to the spiral crash. Wreckage spread a quarter mile. bodies found Wednesday after a cowhand spotted the snowbound plane.
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Wyoming
South Dakota
Picwre
Civil Air Patrol
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Tribune
Jim Hitch
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hereford Ranch
Cathy
Scow
Mavin Schrader
Loramie County Corona
Frank G. Thompson
Newscastle
Harley W. Rath
Sturgis
Marvin W. Stevenson
Newcastle
Denver
Thompson
Rothens
Stevenson
Dayle Carlier
Wyoming Tereford
Soviet Launches And Lands Ship With Dog Aboard
Soviet Tass reports a five ton spacecraft carrying two dogs was launched into orbit and landed safely in the Soviet Union. The dogs, including Cherushka, joined Strelka and Belka as pioneer space animals. Mission aimed to improve life support and vehicle design for future manned flights.
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Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
Eg Nand Cherrushka
Chernushkh
Cherushka
Strelka
Belka
Strelks
Bolka
Convicted Slayer Escapes Prison Near Canon City
AP report from Canon City details Frank O Rabsto Jr a 21 year old inmate who escaped Thursday from the Colorado Penitentiary gardens about a mile west of Canon City Labato sentenced to ten years imprisonment from Cortez County on a 1968 murder conviction. He is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 113 pounds.
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Canon City
Frank O. Rabsto Jr
Colorado
Canony City
Labato
Cortilla County
Proposed Re Dist 7 Faces Second Setback
Weld County planning committee proposed Re Dist 7 causing opposition from Peter Brown district patrons. Affected area includes Gill Kersey Eaton and parts of Greeley old districts. A counter petition was drafted with signatures and public sentiment against the plan.
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GILL
Gree i
Detrick
Ley
Peter Brown
Weld County Planning Committee
Gridlow Dist
Serral
Kersey
Kuner
Hardin
Greeley
Eaton
Barnesville
Tavdugh An
Peter Browd
Nor
Auburn
Kemp
Oliver Troxel
Peter
Ma- Brown
Te Gate
Raton-Aultt Proposel
Adlai Presses for Trimmed U N Docket in Disarmament Debate
At the United Nations Stevenson faces a key test as the United States seeks to limit the assembly agenda to essential items. Washington argues for narrowing debate to allow room for new disarmament policies while Soviet pressure for a full debate risks elevating tensions and harming U.S. prestige. UK and Asian-African blocs demand clear signs of U S Soviet gestures before backing any agenda cuts and point to September as a potential window for talks.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
APU
Adisi E. Stevenson
U. S
Khushchev
U.N
Lagteen
Exhibit of New Books at Weld County Library
An exhibit of new books at the Weld County Library opened Thursday led by Betty Adcutk. The display is split into two sections with kindergarten to junior high materials available March 9 to 21 and high school to adult titles March 21 to April 1. More than 60 books appear in the first section and over 1,000 in the second. Exhibits run during library hours from 12 to 8:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9 to 5 Friday and Saturday.
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Weld County Library
Betty Adcutk
Tbvarian
Alarc
272Rd Ave
Through
Aim
Missing Boy Possibly Met Foul Play
WINTHROP AP missing boy Jimmy Franck, 4, was last seen near his farm home after a snowstorm. An air and ground search by volunteers, authorities, and neighbors found no clues as winds hampered efforts. Sheriff Nay Moline and others noted reports of a strange car and the possibility of foul play as they continued the hunt.
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Owa
Pharsecon
Nay Moline
Everett
Franck
Bowey Hart
Jimmy
Lan Patka
Winthrop
Spring Fashion Showcase Runs Through Friday
Greeley merchants present the Spring Fashion Showcase running through Friday evening. Stores feature displays and a contest offering a $2.25 billion housing aid certificate and cash prizes for participation. The event pairs with Kennedy era housing proposals stressing urban renewal and middle to lower income housing needs.
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Greeley Area
Greeley
Sterling Fi Green
Kent
Stios
Department of Housing
Winters Mames
Rusk Says U S Will Hold Line on Berlin
Washington AP report quotes Secretary of State Rusk stating the United States will maintain its position on Berlin while not specifying a timeline or troop reductions. He discusses potential talks in Bangkok and Bangkok related treaty issues, including nuclear test bans and Sino–US matters. He notes U S–British relations over the Holy Loch submarine servicing base and broader defense concerns.
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Ftusk
Washington
Spere
Rusk
Ankara
Tits Kary
Stete Dern
United States
Treaty Organization Council
Ena
Berlin
Bangkok
Husk
Germa N Celtic
Elate
Britain
Soviet Union
Visis
Laos
Scotland
Holy Toch
Buck
Holy Loch
Free World
Senate Bill Sparks Delay on Pueblo College Plan
In Denver AP reports sponsors of three bills to create a four year state college at Pueblo stalled as the Senate deferred amendments. Senator Dale P. Urs of Pueblo asked that consideration be deferred until Friday.
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Denver
Pueblo
Senate
House
Dale P. ‘Urs
Winter Storm Smashes Northeast With Snow And Winds
A massive winter system struck the Northeast bringing gale winds, heavy snow, sleet, and rain. Coastal Maine saw 40 mph winds and inches of snow halting air and harbor traffic, while inland New England and upstate New York reported 4 to 10 inches. The storm caused major travel disruptions, school closures, and several deaths in the Midwest and Wisconsin due to heart attacks while shoveling snow. Deluges spread to the Deep South with tornadoes in Georgia causing about 1 million dollars in damages.
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Mars
New England
Maine
Boston
Massachusetts
England
New York
Pennsylvania
Massena
Nly
Lebanon
New York State
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilinois
Deep South
Georgia
Kennedy Plea on Education Bill at City League Final
President Kennedy renewed his support for education legislation during a news conference, outlining grants for public schools scholarships for college students and loans to colleges. He said the bill, valued at 2.0 billion dollars, would not fund private schools but faced Catholic bishops opposition. The City League finals will be held at Meeker Gym with Meeker Junior High hosting Thursday.
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Muy Wiese
Jaan
Rusk
Lea Ngae
Red China
United Nations
Husk
Marvin Larrowsmith
FE Congress
Stanley
Meisler Prish
Washington
Kennedy
Legista
Mocker
Heath
Joans
Isha Hy Congress
Bisine ‘Hess
Priv
Liz Taylor Off Danger List After Pneumonia Battle
Elizabeth Taylor, 23, was taken off the danger list as doctors reported improvement from pneumonia in both lungs. Hospital staff said she is conscious, speaking rationally, and may leave the hospital in about two weeks though she still needs feeding via a gastric tube. Her condition shows reduced oxygen needs and she recently breathed without the electronic lung aid.
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Eddy GH
Teondon
Elizabeth ‘Taye
Stan
Mwe
Taylor
de. C. Fl. Goldman
Goldman
Onlin
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